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Each week on Golf Hour, Will Doctor dives into the world of golf, from the latest on professional tours and exclusive interviews with the top names in the sport to teaching insight from world-class professionals. The show also breaks down college and amateur golf, provides in-depth course analysis, unveils Texas course ratings, and highlights the best stories happening across the state and beyond. Whether you’re a weekend player, a diehard golf fan, or simply love great sports talk, Golf Hour delivers everything you need to stay connected to the game.
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Wild Spring Dunes officially opens all 18 holes to the public on September 8, and Will Doctor sits down with Director of Communications Tom Ferrell ahead of the highly anticipated debut. Ferrell breaks down how Tom Doak’s course has evolved, what makes the East Texas property so unique, the early response from golfers, the Coore & Crenshaw course already in development, and just how big the long-term vision for Wild Spring Dunes could become. Doctor also looks ahead to returning to the property for media day on September 10, one year after his first visit.
Will Doctor talks the latest around the world of golf!
Will Doctor gives you the latest on the world of golf at the halfway point of the final regular season PGA TOUR event in 2026.
Will Doctor talks the latest around the world of golf!
Will Doctor talks the latest around the world of golf!
Will Doctor talks the latest around the world of golf!
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